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rates furnished on appliaotion B. D. HIGGC,

BUSINESS mItu(:rouv._

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AUCTTIONEERS

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Bantam. I-. aton Ierchant. Ones and Warerooms. Dodds’s old stand. Queen It.. Clrtown. nov 7

OBTON £00.. 3. 11., Auctioneers. Com- N mission Merchants. lone! lenders. Oalesrooms. Queen street. Crtown. nov 7

OODSIDI. B. I... Auctioneer 8 Com- Ierchant. Farm and stock sales a am. dalty. sales-room. Water street.

ORRIS LEONARD. Auctioneer. Com's_’I- M Iercliant. Insurance Agt...9au-srsId¢- Advnnces on consignments. pt |lUt0fl|l- All business strictly soandutlal. lay lo. '9

ORRISOS. U. 1., Auctioneer 8Commia- &stou Merchant. rrempt retIIrIl- 1'

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. A ll 1 -0 d 8 (1- ‘‘"'°'* °""°"" °°‘ "' "° .. l'.§‘.§"«‘r’i"‘...'.’,§i.'°l‘i°r.’.'.;.- .“eui’r'a:-n. and the Bosto‘x’i°°u‘a|.Ir(llne incur-ance;the Ag? DEALERS. 3. ram tgamahlp Lines. ' nov|_8 IONS. 0 Round. 1 llaok. _and Hard T k ‘ De“; ..........L °°-*-r'?.:'-..°:.~ '-**=°-°'*-* pr;_z:°.¥.::..°r-.-==...~.*.‘:.£.-° ........:,=: T T T ' as , ’town;1‘lgnlsh&Albor-ton. novflj .' I ,ca John dsalerinanktnhet 3 Hnuoancrxaincoel. Water-8t.hetw,&9n , Queen and Pownal. no . ll. _

urnmtx. 3.. dealer in all men ornua '3 com. a wool). root.or Prince

§&ost...Og:;‘ottotown. Nov 6. '90

~ _1')Ic'N'.rAL canons.

AGHAL Surgeon Dantlst.—Cornor

E B and ‘Richmond Streets. ‘Clftown. E.o-‘.n..to1p--;!p-n-to5r-- STRICKLAND OlU'I0_UOOChlWit.h0ll$

~- - -Dfiainb vearetableflltilootflfl 9 ym _ Vrflssnywuvchwfi work.

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The Morning Guardian

, c ‘to TERMS - connection with nearly all parts of the xs1:n'ci

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MISC ELLA N 1c0Us. WiLLIS.Co.. J. It, Pianos & Organ dealers. Jun; McEachern’s Building. Lower

Queen Street, Clrtown, P- E. 1. nov 7

PIAIIE nae-s. g ('0. <»{i{» owners. amino. lors. Hardware lien-ll-.mt.s. Aw-me Black

Diamond ‘3. 8. Co. 1.. QHUUII St. Clrtown, P.E.I.

LABKE. -W.‘ W., com. alercllant; A ent Purness Steamers to London. llnl fax

& . E. I , 8 Fi-liwick Steamship Cu's., Cana- dian rces t‘o., Republic Bu tiling .s Loan Aaso. & ndon Masonic llutual Asso .Char- lottetown. 1'. E .1. «less

NlWBlBY~. l"llNTu.\' '1". Wholesale Grocer,

Commission Merchant. Shipping Agent. Hrs. lat-inc. .3 Accident Insure e. lnmau -ct Dominion S. 8. lineg, Water St.;:(;h'town. 2!

TO0MB8,G.H., Commle‘n Merchant. whole- sale Grocer;’*dealer in -Produce, Agent Cornwall Cheese. 50 Queen St.,Cb’town. nov 2!

mPHONE Co., B. Angus, Man . Of- Xo. 81. Lower Water St.,

tos finished in best style. novfl

' reams. Joux'—_sowing Machines reputed . romptly; satisfaction guaranteectxorth screen Square, Ch'town.P.R.I. Jul'< 25%

IBCHANTS BANK OF P. E. 1..-1.. H. Davies, M. P., President ; 1). Fa uhsr-

son. F. L. Haszard. L. L. Beer. Ben]. eartz, Wm. Dodd. Cashier: Wm. IlcLeau. Ofloe opposite Bishop's Palace, Great George Bt. sourts Agency. J. J. Hughes, Agent. uov 7

ICKII. A. A., Graduate of Royal College of Veterluar Surgeons. Glasgow. Eldon House,-Kent 8t.. harlottetown.

IJVERY STABLES .

Worm-s Livery Stables. Prince St. Chur- lottetown. Telephone communication. first-class Teams supplied promptly.

mus. 1-. 9.. Boarding and Sales Stables. GreatGeorge Street, opposit Bisho ‘s Palace, Charlottetown. Dec. 5.

uov S9

WIIOIaESALE.

VIILL BBO'8.. Commission Merphanf-Io

HA E YOU

Indigestion, I _Constipa.tion.,

or any of- the many ailments

miles. [skier-n’s corner _ 31.. Ch‘t0W_l. PT. I. _I._ I07 7 nszann. noanca; ruins lar!ne.’1'h E W Assurance Co. 0300. 30391 Qneu auare. Ch’towa. muss

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ALB , oaee-B_n_s , ‘I. wn; Gafl'ney's lailfigti Inrnrnereide. louey to loan. icon. Jsuas H. Attori -at-Law. miaaioner. 01». ()IoOu:,|m0l‘°"

now‘!

sass area a an u..l.wooD.

Ieltelto .ae..0s--t9-

}. toIcsssn,sw.nstsI- use a nasuno. ' torneys. Once. 004$’!

Charlottetown. r. l.- 1- 'l°'- 7

P.l.l. loaeytslean. acv.

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01,; A11 g xcnox . larrlsters and "So “'“""‘ water Street,

Com- Block. Queen sq, clrtown. lloney to loot JUN 13

Ban-lstorl. We ch2DV.s rs ‘and At-

Queen

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- a uooonw So- M was H0. at. at. éoorss 31-

Cameron . Collections loan. novl

. . LEOD.I " solicitors. » 9.4.6.’-f;°.§§-.°::.-ee°* -'-.'::*:~ A- 5- URQUHAP~T-

gcauseil .;fr9.uL 35.. Billions I ' istomach ‘?

If so try aljottle of the Great . ‘ Discovery

A sure ure for the-abv diseases.

(3. B. ‘RANKIN,

Agent for Queen’s County.

’.‘rj‘ A. GOURLIE, Agent for Prince County.

Cb‘town,]an, 30, ’9r-d .5-w

"ll. JAMES. PALIIEB, (of the late firm of Palmer & McLeod)

Barrister, Attorney- at - Law, Notary Public, Etc.

0rnaa—0'!3Ialloran Building, next door to Bank of Nova seotia.

MONEY TO LOAN, Ian'l—4hn pd ’

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tsrestoflce, atoneytslsaa. ,

ta Pnbllo. Corn Loans

don once. I

PRINTERQ. aw.

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’ Joan, sun: rrhur

everyvarle of

'_.r.’..P.,._.b.o.n.“3. g:§;,1:§-°1'l:.- General Insurance Agent, ...... - "3" 3 “.:‘.'=-.”u?."-=o°:“ ' luowrs otocr.

zrfswhnr 'a session. narrator: and so. .. - Bl k licttors. Omce llewsoas 130.1.’ gap.‘

0033. I’. W. I... larrlstar. 3_’0.l‘l°<!.l%0l'. N0’ 3 July lo, ‘I

uzluo. e. nsiiawr .'B§ok.bind'or. Trusts: and §8tattonsr,'Brvw_n'sBloek lo!-gr. l.l. .‘ -3. 90'.

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RDIAN (‘ .—lItllhsadI. Cards. IsLA1lDGU£““r u‘:..“d

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*ou££nsl -SQUARE, CHABLOTTETOVII, 2. a-. zsuxs.

._ REPRESENTING: Lamashire, Commercial Union, and British America Insurance C'ompam'u.

Sept. It. '89. ty

uNoenTAK£R,,,

— can-rex ITBII1‘, cnaanorraroww, .

Trimmings kept constantly in stock.’

' arson a CTlLLlI'Pll.IeekIhdefl.' ”"d”""“”“’°"-°°“ gadl’,-”,,‘°”d°d,-3 ‘°"’ch""“ ‘fighters, ., lorth ' ”""‘ 1..-.. 189- or v .; "“MA¥N.U1="L mes: r IR. 5 .

3...... "1_'-"OX,'TM,INK, Musxahr, &c.

2:; _1'reppef5nnd Hunters of T1’. 1.1 ‘ ON[T_ ,aellFurs to any person in

"T, l’ ' town llllyou shew them to the under-

rjn, T 1 and Harness . ' , Heisthe only Shipper abroad on the

J“ 3°33 ‘In. He; is iving full New York and I150 Q0003 3‘l"'°' C 5"" T: M" Halifax tices or all kinds of F urs—Silver

* Cfifiown, 23, I391. l0Wp'i

Mud Blac Fox made a spaislty- If 5n0t at his ’Ofice, opposite J. D. Mcbeosl 5,'C°I

Grocery _ on Grafton Street,‘ west, 10.! au 1 g -s

.‘a"h'.J ‘ CHARLES HIGGINS.

l.‘ CASH PAID. ‘FOR

WHEAT. .

.:r"},.’$‘° 7._‘.Ti'lf"-,1t_o_1.LI¢:R MILLS. ' :

" GEO. E. FULL,

()'FTll'l‘OVV’N, PRINCE EDWARD;

Alargsauortmentofflaakets, Cofinsand.

at his on the westvetdl water icf Raclixiond Street, below Pownsl Stuck,

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NEW SPRINGGLOTITG.

5T‘ z‘-if I 100 LITTLETBUTB SUITS, SHORT PL-l(i.'.l'S, SIZES FIN] 22 19 lllllllgg.

150 Youths Suits, Long Pants, Size From 29 to ' (X)

Lot of Little Boy’s Suits left over from last: season, will great bargains. "‘

J. B. MACDONALD, T QUEEN sg?g2EET. summon near my sue sire}.

New Goods daily arriving, you c pend on getting the best blrgaina in Boots Shoes and Slippers at them. an "

DOMINION BOOT 8: SH

For Boys and Youths, just 0

35 Inches. ‘

’ cleared out at

T, 11-: STORE. ‘April 4. 5‘. -

a in is the use .

leaking If that is the kind you have on your

017"-—it will pay you.

We have a large stock of SPOU TIN G (all sizé), in lengths up to thirty feet, which we are selling low. Mefildings, Con- ductors, etc,, to suit, always in stock. , ’

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of liotten

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April 3,1891.

'I“VV'O GASES I

ENGLISH STIFF HATS,

Handsome Styles at Low Prices. ‘ 2 O t-——--

~ We guarantee the correct Styles and

$1.00 Hat up T % 3 & ($009

Rogers’ Building, Upper Queen Street March 25, A

FAMILY GROCERIES 1

ouu STOCK ‘E’; COMPLETE.

We have bought for cash, and will sell at a small advance on cost for CASH ON LY.

Telephone Communication.

J. D. ‘\IcLEOD & Co.

Cor. Queen & Grafton Streets.

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lCh‘town, Dee. ll, IUD.

$P%Re.l-NG GOODS

oraumc an it-we

L0 non Hon 1:. Dress Goods, Flaiiihel . .‘ieI2Trinted Cottons. Minnrouuu---Hats, Feathers, rflowers, &e. L V Daily Arriving.

3 ,.,x; 7

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**‘rf.jo1‘vb6N notions.-.— L e

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-HARRIS STILL TO THE FRONT.

. $9¢~$l§Q » ' given at any time.

the Lowest Prices possible, from the-

THIS WAY Fllll Yllllll uillis

- sold cheap, at the Cheapest Crockery Store.

e I 1, ~ ettes,-i~ Sateens,

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Soon-«mo. Cu-:lmsx:~:o, “ " s

HEALING. ‘-

llnstant Relief, Permanent cure, Failure Impossible. ‘

lany socstled diseases Itro<ainIply symptoms of Cstanh, such as he '- ‘. ache partial dcauu.-ts,lu-sing sense of '<’ foul breath, luwki and eylL- -acts‘

'. muses. general tech.-i of 06- ‘g i . b’ zygote. It you are trouin with any of these or‘ Limited nymptoin-I. your hare Gstsrrluaud sllouhl lose no time in roosting a bottle of FLIAI. . Bail. wanted in time. nn:.vlect+=<.i -, cold in head re-nulls in C9-1‘.-‘al'I’a‘t, 1..l- . lowed by “souauIn(pt.lun and death. _ Haul. B1123 II lol 11 Ill rlruuyists, 3 _ orwillbs ssnt,poat ri,onren-iytut -F-.5 prbetfioceatasndtllhlbyadurealna ,

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SCIICNDLIIOUSES Supplied 'very Clzeup.

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NY and every person wanting Stovepipe, Elbows, Bake Pans, &c., will save money by dealing with

HARRIS.

Don’t «forget the Name and Place, but be sure to call at I

llal-ris’s Tin Shop,

UPPER QUEEN STREET. Ch’towa, Sept. 5, '90.

Forms and Mills

Foril SALE.

R." G. D. BALDERSTON ofl'ers for

sale his magnificent property in North

Wiltshire, consisting of Eighty-four (84) acres

of choice free Land, nearly all in 2. high state

of cultivation, together with a Grist Mill, which has a very large custom trade.

The Mill, Stone Kiln and Farm Buildin 'i Only ii’ ,a ‘

.4"-

from Railway Station. -

Also, in rear of above, 50 acres of free Land with 2. Sawmill, fronting on the Lot 65 Road.

The above properties will be sold separately or together, and need only to be seen lobe ap reciated. ’ F ‘catch for scl in

ever.”_

Got the " Northwest

G. D. BAI D‘.-ZRSTON. March 13.

W. C. TURNER, T QUEEN STREET, Charlottetown, P. E. flsland.

Tmum clifil mam.

ALL and see our New Patterns in

Cloth. POSITIVELY the best that have ever been turned out in Home-made Goods.

211!

—-—:o——_—. VVCJCDI; Taken in exchange for CLOTH.

.0 _ CARDING done on short notice.

W. C. TURNER,

Agent Tryon VVoo1len Mills.

J an. 7.

CROCKERY.

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Doz. Cups and Saucers, zsodozen 30 Plates, 100 dox. Bowls, zoo doz. Tumblers and Goblets, 600 Butter, Cream, and Preserve Cracks, 400 Water Jugs, Dinner Sets, Tea. Sets, Llhambef Sets, Glass Water Sets, Table Sets, 500 Bowls, a'Iarge number of Milk Pans, Bean Pots, Flower Pots—to be

W-_ P. COLWELL. Ch,t°w9s M‘, 309 '90‘

D. A. MCKINNON,

LAWYER. CEORGETOVVN , P. E .

Claims collected in Causes. and United states. lloueyto Loan. [dec24

IT PAYS

To Einploy us at any

AUCTION,

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food. I,ts,_‘wstcrs the,‘ of garden

}csp(iri't_Ty‘or dnrira of-iheempire.-wwliata *‘P9!E9%»4>¢,.th,°1!l4lahai> !!'?t:9.sll»lI‘-s!.t1_t-L" Ayd now in the text t {great river is

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zhed.‘ ..'It ?rinlts"fenm*nm ceraagu‘ I-t. rumeean cu ..-cuts. .. '. down, and dee_l§"v”'d It ggtl: bl od of body -’a’ ‘soul, ‘this’ plague‘ of‘ crime rampant for sges,.and.nsver-bolder. or more ram nt than now. __ . " The nnnua. police r'e'p‘orts' 'of tlie't3"citi‘ea as I examine them are toms r'aore- s - eestive than “Dante's ‘Iufet'_no,." ._aud..|3I Christian people as well as reformers need to waken to a present and ‘tremendous duty. if you want this “ Plague of .Crime“" to stop, there arefseveral kinds of W

you need to consider. First, the public, criminals. You ought not to be surprised, that these people make up a large p~v tion‘ in many communities. Thevast majority of the criminals who take ship from Eu- rope come into our. own port. In 1889, of the forty-nine thousand people who were incarcerated in the prisons of the ‘country, thirty-two; thoullnd were of foreign birth.. Many of them were the very desperadoes of .sut:iety, oozing into the slums of ourcitiea, waiting’ for an opportunity to riot and steal and debaucb joining the large ‘gang of American thugs and cut-throats. There are in this clus- ter of citie:—Nsw York, Jersey City and Brooklyn—-four thousand people whose entire business in life is to commit ‘crime. That is as much their business as juris- prudence or medicine or merchandise . is your business. To it they bring alltheir energies of body, mind and soul, and they look upon the intervals which they spend in prison as so much ‘unfortunate. loss of time, just as you look upon an it-; took of inflTuenzia, or rheumatism which fastens you inthe house for‘-:-‘a few da Added to these profaaional a, American and there its large class of men who more or less indus- trious in crime.’ .11 one year the police in this cluster of cities arrested ten than-

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sible for much of the ‘theft; since’ it coli- fuses s 'maa’s of property and he ets hishands on things that do not be-‘ ong to him. Ruin is responsible for much of the assault battery, inspiring men to sudden bravery, which the must demonstrate though it been the ace 0 the next entlemsn. I Ten mi lion dollars worth of proport stolen in this cluster of cities in one You cannot, as good citizens, be indepen- dent of that fact. It will touch your pocket, since I have. to give you the fact that these three cities pay about eight million dollars worth of taxes a year to arrai , try, and. support the criminal popu ation. You help to pay the board, of every criminal, from t e sneak-thief: that snatches a spool of cotton, up to some men who swamps a bank. More than that, it touches your heart in the moral depression of the community.

We are all ready to an-sign criminals We shout at the top of our voice, “Stop thief!” and when the police get on the track we come out, listless and in our slippers, and assist in the arrest: We come around the bowling rufiian and hus- tle him oil‘ to just'ce, and when he ets in prison, what do we do for him 7 ith great gusto we put on the handcuffs and the hopples; but what preparation are we making for the day when the handcutfs and the hopples come oil‘? Society seems to say to these» criminals, “ Villain gain there and to ,” when it ought to say, “ You are an ofiender against the law, but we mean to give you an opportunity to repent; we mean to hel you. Here are Bibles and tracts and hristian influ- ences. Christ died for you. Look and live.” ‘ -

Vast improvements have been ‘made by introducing industries iuto the prison; but we want something [more than ham- mers and shoe lasts to reclaim these peo- ple. Ay, we want more than sermons on the Sabbath day. Society must impress these men with the fact that it does not enjoy their sufleriug, and that it is at- tempting to reform and elevate them. The majorit of criminals an ass that society has, grudg ainst t em, and" they in turn have agr eagaiustsociety.

We want men like ohn Howandland Sir William Blackstone, and women like Elizabeth Fry, todo for the prisons of the United States what those people did -in other days for the prisons of E land. I thank God for what Isaac T. opper and Dr. Wines and Mr. Harris and scores of others have done in the way of prison reform; but we want something more radical before will come the blessiu of Him who said: “I was in prison, an ye came unto Me.” '

Again: in your efibrt to arrest this plague of crimaqou need to consider un, trustworthy oficials. “Woe unto thee 0 land, when thy king is a child, and thy princes drink in the morning.” It is a great calamity to a city when bad men get into public‘-: authority. Wb was it that in New York there was s unper- alleled crime bqtween 1866and 1871 ‘I. If was because the judges of police in that

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were punished.‘ These little’ matters )3‘:-l'ol

opens thado:-r fl-r Tvtllef-(:lltNltl&Ill.ies. When thesepeople uuarreets d and u-:- puuished,iit is putting :t"high pr‘:-miuuy 0P"l1"Vl€'4*. and saying to the ysumr ermi- inals cf tliigtoottntry, .‘!lVluit a. safe thing it is to be a young criminal." Let the law 3Wf¥3Q“l_l[|Q_l§"§l1elal_. “Let .it known in his country that crime will have an t at s ,li0¢.,¢l0-his, bratidished, ', at t 9 lrgn doorof the prison is being Opéh33;"‘€ltot' the judge‘ it‘ -may to ‘call an

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still too long. Whocau wcm&_r'that" in-.7 this world, where; __ _ is soimuchioedo, and all ths!,hdi§_’of_ eirth 'aud,Ijesveu ‘sud . hell am!‘ plunging itih'd_ ‘tliireonflict, ~._sT.nd‘

an as are dying, an God is at w-irlt.

.merching..,.a_nd , , nter- i_-ch‘ _, ch Qod lets His indignluatiou nu mg a who ’chooeei'iel5ec:la; 2 ' " 7 Again: euprootiug classes I. 91209. t.he;,.opp.r.e-we ;,:_>.6.oi~ . Povuwx so a certain extent is c ‘asteningi butafter

bread, it sometimes makes him 41 c. 1 think thattliere "are't.llouia'ndI' ' lion- sat men into vagabendisnu

for which thcy’src‘not_bslf paid. - , There is a vast uu‘d‘ergreund“Naw York and Brooklyn life that is appallingand’ shameful. Itwallows and steams with putrefaction. You go"dowt'i' the ‘s

“which are wet and decayed with filthfil it

on the’ floor, cold, sick. three-fourths‘ dead, blinking into a stilldarkel“ ‘corner

police. There has not been‘ a breathvbf fresh air in that rocm forfive liter- night in ll'Ol"0" U’

tents upon em,‘ and the lie at the swimming filth. T men. womeflo; .chi1dre.n; blacks. ’ M M-sdslenavithout liar ‘ until’.-earns” ' ’ utf;hisG'odr" _‘ “the dives into which the